JPS6341992Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Technical Field] The present invention relates to a toothbrush stand for holding up a replacement toothbrush for an electric toothbrush.

[Background technology]

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, in the conventional toothbrush stand, the transparent cover 7 of the toothbrush storage section 1' was opened upward to insert and remove the toothbrush 2, so it was difficult to insert and remove the toothbrush 2 with one hand. I couldn't do it and it was inconvenient. In addition, the toothbrush 2 was only held in the notch 8 in the toothbrush storage part 1' and the front part of the toothbrush 2 was not supported, so when taking out one toothbrush 2, the other toothbrush 2 was not supported. There was a problem in that the other toothbrushes 2 would fall forward if the toothbrush 2 was hit by something or vibrated, making it difficult to put the toothbrush 2 in and take it out. As a solution to the above problems, JP-A-58-
In Publication No. 50912, a pair of stand holes with an opening at the top into which a toothbrush can be inserted and stood are arranged and recessed, and the bottom of the stand holes is provided with a downwardly sloping part from the center of the pair of stand holes toward the periphery. A stand is known in which an inclined surface is formed on the inner circumferential wall of the stand hole and is inclined upwardly toward the outer circumferential direction. In this case, a toothbrush or the like placed in the stand hole is erected in a state where it is tilted toward the outer circumference toward the top, making it easy to put in and take out, and drain water smoothly at the bottom of the stand. However, since the slope direction of the bottom of the stand hole and the inner circumferential wall spreads out at 180 degrees when viewed from the center of the pair of stand holes, it is certainly possible to stand the stand forward, but it is not in a fixed direction and spreads out. It is something. In particular, when used as a stand for toothbrushes, it is necessary to install multiple stand holes in parallel so that one toothbrush can be placed in each stand hole. There is a problem that the brush parts of the ivy toothbrushes touch each other, and the orientation of each toothbrush is different, resulting in an unsightly appearance.

[Purpose of invention]

An object of the present invention is to provide a toothbrush stand that prevents the toothbrush from falling and allows the toothbrush to be easily put in and taken out.

[Disclosure of invention]

In the present invention, a stand hole 3 with an open top in which a toothbrush 2 can be inserted and stood in a toothbrush storage section 1 is recessed in the vertical direction, a drain hole 4 is bored in the bottom of the stand hole 3, and a drain hole 4 is formed in the bottom of this bottom. The gist of this toothbrush stand is a toothbrush stand in which a forward downward slope 5 is formed from the back of the stand toward the front, and a forward slope 6 is formed only on the front surface of the inner wall of the stand hole 3, which slopes upwardly toward the front. Since the toothbrush can be erected while lying forward, it is easy to put in and take out, and the water can be drained smoothly.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 5 shows the entire electric toothbrush device A. Reference numeral 9 denotes a toothbrush body, which contains a rechargeable battery 10, a rectifier diode 16, a motor 11, etc., and swings when the toothbrush 2 is fitted onto the drive shaft 12 at the upper end and the motor 11 is driven. The toothbrush 2 attached to the drive shaft 12 is caused to roll at an angle of 30 degrees by the mechanism part 13. Reference numeral 14 denotes a charging stand for storing the toothbrush body 9 upright and charging the battery 10 while the toothbrush body 9 is being stored, and a power cord 15 is provided on the right side. Inside the charging stand 14, there is a power cord 1 as shown in FIGS. 8 and 9.
A transformer 17 and a rectifying diode 18 are incorporated to step down the AC 100V supplied from the toothbrush 5, and when the toothbrush body 9 is placed on the charging stand 14, it becomes a charging circuit that performs half-wave rectification as shown in Fig. 9. The battery 10 is charged. Furthermore, inside the charging stand 14, the soldering part 31 between the charging contact fitting 28 and the lead wire 30 from the secondary side of the transformer 17 is molded with adhesive 33 in a recess 32 inside the charging stand 14. Even if water enters into the soldering part 14, the water will not directly contact the soldered part 31, preventing corrosion or rust from occurring, and also prevents the charging contact fitting 28 from coming off. . Furthermore, a dovetail-shaped mounting groove 19 is recessed in the lower back of the charging stand 14, and a dovetail-shaped wall hanging device 21 attached to a wall surface 20 of a washroom or the like is inserted into the mounting groove 19 from below. The charging stand 14 is detachably attached to the wall surface 20 by hooking the protrusion 22 above the mounting groove 19 onto the upper end of the wall hanging tool 21. power cord 15
is pulled out from the side of the charging stand 14, so of course the charging stand 14 can be attached to the wall hanging fixture 2.
It is also possible to remove it from 1 and place it on a washstand or the like using the protrusion 27 as shown in FIG. Also, there are ants on the opposite side of the charging stand 14 from the power cord 15.
A connecting piece 23 having a shape is provided protrudingly. 1 is a toothbrush storage section, and the top surface has a sloped section 2 that slopes downward.
4 is formed, and a plurality of stand holes 3 whose upper ends are open downward from the upper surface are recessed. The bottom surface of the stand hole 3 is formed downward in the front to form a downwardly inclined portion 5, and a drain hole 4 is bored therein. As shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, the front downwardly inclined portion 5 may be formed by the inclined surface of a triangular rib 25 projecting from the upper surface of the horizontal bottom surface of the stand hole 3. Furthermore, the front surface of the inner wall of the stand hole 3 is inclined so as to be inclined forward toward the upper side to form a forward inclined surface 6. Therefore, when the toothbrush 2 is inserted into the stand hole 3 and stood up, the toothbrush 2 assumes a forward-leaning posture, making it easy to put in and take out, and the water contained in the toothbrush 2 can be drained smoothly from the drain hole 4. It's getting old. In addition, the upper surface of the toothbrush storage portion 1 is also inclined, and the slope portion 24
This makes it easier to put in and take out the toothbrush 2. Further, on one side of the toothbrush storage section 1, a dovetail-shaped connecting piece fitting groove 26 that fits with the connecting piece 23 and is held together is recessed from the lower end, and on the other side, a dovetail-shaped connecting piece fitting groove 26 is provided. Since the connecting pieces 23 are provided in a protruding manner, any number of toothbrush storage sections 1 can be connected according to the required number of toothbrushes 2.

[Effect of idea]

The present invention is constructed as described above, so in short, when a toothbrush is placed in the stand hole, the top of the toothbrush will fall forward, making it easy to take in and take out.Furthermore, since each toothbrush is held within the stand hole, other toothbrushes will fall. It has the advantage of being easy to use without causing any damage. Further, water accumulated in the stand hole is drained from the drain hole, which is sanitary. Furthermore, only the front surface of the inner wall of the stand hole, which is recessed in the vertical direction, is formed with a forward tilting part that tilts forward toward the top, so the toothbrush that is standing will not spread out and fall over, but will fall in a fixed direction. Therefore, even if a plurality of stand holes are arranged in parallel, the brush parts of adjacent toothbrushes will not come into contact with each other. Also, since the toothbrushes placed in the multiple stand holes fall in a fixed direction, it also looks good.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figures 1 and 2 are a perspective view and a front view of a conventional example, Figures 3 and 4 are a perspective view and a sectional view of an embodiment of the present invention, and Figures 5 and 6 are an electric toothbrush device. Fig. 7 is a partially cutaway front view of the same as the above when it is fixed on the wall, and Fig. 8 is a bottom view of the charging stand with the bottom cover removed. , FIG. 9 is a circuit diagram showing the charging circuit of the charging stand and the toothbrush body, and FIGS. 10 and 11 are a plan view and a sectional view showing other examples of the present invention. 1...Toothbrush storage section, 2...Toothbrush, 3...
...Stand hole, 4...Drain hole, 5...Front downward slope, 6...Front downward slope.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (1) A stand hole with an open top that allows the toothbrush to be inserted into the toothbrush housing and stood upright is provided in the vertical direction, and a drain hole is drilled in the bottom of the stand hole. This toothbrush stand is formed by forming a forward downward slope from the back of the stand toward the front on the bottom surface, and forming a forward downward slope inclined upwardly and forward only on the front of the inner wall of the stand hole. (2) The toothbrush stand according to claim 1, which is a registered utility model, wherein the upper surface of the toothbrush storage portion in which the stand hole is opened is sloped downward toward the front to form a sloped portion.